Daily Press all-stars: Boys soccer team

FIRST TEAM

Rahim Costa-Dorsey | Lafayette | sophomore: The flashy forward tied for a team-high 17 goals and added seven assists in helping the Rams finish second in the Bay Rivers District.zJalon Brown | Grafton | senior: The focal point of the Clippers' attack created many of his own 20 goals and added 12 assists en route to Bay Rivers Player of the Year honors.zRobert Stephens | Lafayette | senior: He combined with Costa-Dorsey in a lethal Lafayette attacking duo, netting 17 goals along with eight assists en route to Group AA all-state honorable mention.zJusten Silva | Lafayette | senior: The non-stop engine that made the Rams go, Silva had nine goals to go with his team-high 12 assists and earned first-team AA all-state honors.zHunter Hartnett | Jamestown | junior: With 14 goals and five assists, midfielder Hartnett was a huge scoring complement to Patrick O'Brien and should assume the Eagles' lead attack role next season.zJake Mader | Tabb | senior: The Tigers scored 70 goals this season and Mader, a midfielder, assisted on a school-record 20 in addition to scoring five goals.zSean Christein | Tabb | senior: The Old Dominion-bound defender served as more than just a man-marker for the state semifinalists, recording 12 goals and three assists in making first-team AA all-state.zTrevor Davis | Jamestown | senior: His role on a stingy Eagles defense (15 goals in 19 games) helped earn him a spot in the state all-star game this summer.zKendal Pressey | Lafayette | senior: Like Tabb's Christein, Pressey is an impenetrable defender who can start the attack from the back and help generate scores (four goals, six assists) as well.zMax Wayman-Arndt | Kecoughtan | senior: His coach said he became less selfish, and as a result he doubled his production to 20 goals this season. That led the Peninsula District and was sixth in the Eastern Region.zZach Harris | Woodside | senior: One of the Peninsula District's most athletic players scored nine goals in leading the Wolverines to the Eastern Region tournament.zAnders Hasselquist | Kecoughtan | senior: Warriors coach Frank Hughes said Hasselquist "does the dirty work" and could start for any team in the Eastern Region.zMatt Chapman | Jamestown | senior: Allowed only 15 goals in 19 matches, posting shutouts in 10 of them for the regional champion Eagles.